Adam M Sciacca from 222 Paula Ct, Pacheco, CA 94553, age 44

Resumes

Vice President - International Cash Management Officer At Deutsche Bank

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Location:

222 Paula Ct, Martinez, CA 94553

Industry:

Banking

Work:

Deutsche Bank
Vice President - International Cash Management Officer at Deutsche Bank
Bank of the West Jun 2011 - Jan 2014
Vice President - Senior Cash Management Consultant
Bank of America Jun 2007 - Jun 2011
Vice President - Treasury Solutions Officer
Bank of America Jan 2005 - Jun 2007
Officer - Treasury Management
Bank of America May 2002 - Dec 2004
Officer

Education:

Boston University 2006 - 2008
Master of Science, Masters, Banking, Financial Management Jacksonville University 2003 - 2005
Master of Business Administration, Masters, Business Flagler College 1999 - 2002
Bachelors, Bachelor of Arts, Economics, Business Cambridge Academy 1994 - 1998

Skills:

Commercial Banking
Excel
Financial Operations
Client Services
Treasury Management
Portfolio Management
Financial Services
Internet Banking
Microsoft Excel
Cash Management
Finance
Credit
Financial Analysis
Commercial Lending
Banking
Executive Management
Treasury Services
Analysis
Crm
Management
Leadership

Languages:

English

Adam Sciacca

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Us Patents

Homeowners Housing Price Protection Program Against Selling Losses
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US Patent:

20080021743, Jan 24, 2008
Filed:

Jul 24, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/278938
Inventors:

Adam Milton Sciacca - Amelia Island FL, US
International Classification:

G06Q 40/00
US Classification:

705 4, 705 35
Abstract:

The product protects the value of a “for sale” home against a falling real estate market. A hedge against fluctuating home prices is created by purchasing a hedge insurance “Policy.” The home is appraised, by a certified appraiser, when the “Policy” is issued. The “Policy” guarantees, that the appraised value of the home will be paid, under certain conditions, if the home sells while the policy is in effect. The home is reappraised at the time of the sale to establish a fair value, and if the homeowner. received less than original appraisal, the “Policy” pays the difference of the reappraised value or the sales price, whichever was greater.